Archive 2020

The former Neckartal barracks will be further upgraded for education and training of blue light organizations. Southwest police will be carrying out special operations in Mosbach in the future

The TCRH will be closed from December 18.12.2021th, 10.01.2021 to January XNUMXth, XNUMX.

We wish you a happy Advent season.

The state of Baden-Württemberg starts a training project for ASF cadaver searches at the TCRH Training Center Rescue and Help in Mosbach

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• Information technology and telecommunications
• Energy
• Transport and traffic
• State and administration
• Media and culture
• Finance and insurance
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Despite the pandemic: education, training, further education, further training, events and seminars

“From emergency services for emergency services” is not just a slogan. Rather, it is a well thought-out concept.

Emergency services must constantly prepare for a long-term pandemic situation for training and education. Therefore, considerations must be made to enable working under pandemic conditions. The focus is on protecting yourself and your comrades, but also maintaining operational capability in every respect.

Based on our many years of experience, we enable our organizers, participants and visitors to run events safely despite the pandemic.

On October 25.10.2020, XNUMX, Peter Göttert died after a serious illness

As the state representative of the Federal Association of Rescue Dogs e.V. (BRH) for Baden-Württemberg and a founding member of the BRH Rescue Dog Squadron Mittlerer Neckar e.V., Peter Göttert looks back on several decades of successful commitment to rescue dog work.

Due to the worsening pandemic situation, the hygiene concept of the TCRH Training Center Retten und Helfen Mosbach is being expanded.

BRH honorary president died unexpectedly on October 9, 2020: 16 years in the service of missing and buried people

The founder and partner of the TCRH Training Center Rescue and Help is the BRH Bundesverband rescue dogs e.V.

For 16 years, Helmut Haller, as BRH President, shaped and directed the fortunes of the world's largest and oldest rescue dog organization.

“Helmut Haller led us out of the district league and made us a global player,” says advisory board chairman and BRH board member Peter Göttert, describing Haller’s life’s work.

Tactical self-protection for emergency services against IEDs or IEDs

Emergency forces, including those from the non-police and non-military sectors, are increasingly dealing with dangers posed by unconventional fire or explosive devices (IEDs) or improved explosive devices (IEDs).

How can the emergency services protect themselves directly against this? What measures must be carried out when you first arrive at the scene? What related tasks does an operations or section leader have and what do a platoon, group or squad leader have? How do you protect deployed forces from a so-called Second hit?

Matthias Gelb, Medical Director of the TCRH Training Center Rescue and Help, as co-author of a study in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health

Study title

The original title of the study conducted in 2019-2020 is: “Buffering PTSD in Canine Search and Rescue Teams? Associations with Resilience, Sense of Coherence, and Societal Acknowledgment”

Objective of the investigation

The study examines whether risks from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are mitigated in canine search and rescue teams and whether factors such as resilience, a sense of coherence and social recognition are partly responsible for this.